A Pennsylvania homeowner has 95 arborvitae planted for five years with limited growth, seeking faster, fuller development for privacy. They've used fertilizer spikes and Holly Tone granules intermittently.
Ed Gulliksen identifies multiple potential growth-limiting factors: poor drainage, shade, planting technique. He recommends a comprehensive tree care program including:
DIY option: Purchase materials and self-treat on schedule. Consistent care maximizes growth and privacy screening.
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